Red Bud Elementary 3rd grade students in Mrs. Carden’s class worked together with partners to compare and contrast two stories. When they finished, they continued exploring the authors in Epic on their iPads.

Students used a Venn diagram to organize their thinking as they looked closely at characters, setting, plot, and events. This activity helped students build reading comprehension skills while practicing how to explain similarities and differences between texts.

It was a great example of collaboration, critical thinking, and strong literacy work at RBES.

#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #RedBudElementary
about 2 hours ago, Gordon County Schools
Students reading in class

Red Bud Middle School 6th grade students in Mrs. Martin’s science class were learning what it means to think and work like scientists.

Students worked in the media center as they explored the different parts of an experiment, including variables, controls, and the importance of careful planning. These lessons help students understand how scientists ask questions, test ideas, collect information, and use evidence to make conclusions.

It was a great day of hands on learning and scientific thinking at RBMS.

#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #RedBudMiddle

about 2 hours ago, Gordon County Schools
Students learning in media center

September is almost here, but our menus are ready now! Celebrate Georgia-Grown apples with us on Friday, September 25 at GA Crunch 4 Lunch, and World School Milk Day on Wednesday, September 30. Find our visually accessible menus on the Nutrition page of our district website: https://www.gcbe.org/page/menus.

about 6 hours ago, School Nutrition
September 2026 breakfast menus for elementary schools in Gordon County, GA.
September 2026 lunch menus for elementary schools in Gordon County, GA.
September 2026 breakfast menus for middle schools in Gordon County, GA.
September 2026 lunch menus for middle schools in Gordon County, GA.
September 2026 breakfast menus for high schools in Gordon County, GA.
September 2026 lunch menus for high schools in Gordon County, GA.
Gordon County College and Career Academy students in Mr. Troglin’s advanced welding class were hard at work today on a variety of projects.

Welding is a strong career option for students, and GCCCA provides hands on learning that helps students build real skills for life after high school. Through practice, precision, and problem solving, students are preparing for future opportunities in a high demand field.

We are proud to see our students growing their skills and preparing for success beyond graduation.

#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools
1 day ago, Gordon County Schools
Students welding in class
Gordon County College and Career Academy students in Mr. Pruett’s Industrial Maintenance class were getting started with hands-on learning through different classroom stations.

First level students begin by building a strong foundation in safety before moving deeper into the pathway. These early lessons help prepare students for future skills, industry expectations, and the many career opportunities connected to industrial maintenance.

#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools
1 day ago, Gordon County Schools
Students learning in class
Tolbert Elementary 3rd grade students in Ms. Crump’s class were building important math skills as they worked on rounding and understanding number lines.

Students practiced using number lines to see how numbers are connected and how they can determine which number a value is closest to when rounding. These strategies help students strengthen number sense and build confidence as mathematicians.

It was a great day of learning and problem-solving at TES!

#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #TolbertElementary
1 day ago, Gordon County Schools
TES students learning from a teacher's lesson
W.L. Swain Elementary 3rd grade students in Mrs. Jarrett’s class were building strong reading comprehension skills.

Students discussed text and graphic features and explored why authors use them in different works. By looking closely at headings, captions, pictures, charts, and other features, students learned how these tools can help readers better understand information and make connections to the text.

It was a great example of students thinking deeply about what they read and how authors help share meaning for readers.

#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #WLSwainElementary
1 day ago, Gordon County Schools
WLS students learning
We’re incredibly proud of the ongoing commitment to learning and excellence shown by our Gordon County Schools faculty and staff! Let’s celebrate recent achievements in advanced degrees, certifications, and endorsements across our schools.

From earning master's degrees to gaining specialized endorsements and certifications, our educators are continuously growing to better serve our students and community.

Join us in congratulating these individuals for their hard work and dedication! #CelebratingGrowthGCS #GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools
2 days ago, Gordon County Schools
Dr. Bailie Greeson

If you have not yet completed the 2027-2028 School Calendar Survey, please take a few moments to share your preference between Option 1 and Option 2. The primary difference between the two proposed calendars is the timing of Fall Break.

The survey also includes an optional section about school and district communications. These questions will help us better understand how you receive information, which communication tools you prefer, and whether there is interest in exploring a more centralized approach to communication.

The communications portion is completely optional and is not required in order to submit your calendar selection.

The survey closes September 1. Please submit your response using this link: https://forms.gle/wM3v9A7N4SfNDoRg6

Thank you for taking a few moments to provide your feedback!

2 days ago, Gordon County Schools
We Want Your Feedback
The College Board has recently honored 8 exceptional students from Sonoraville High School for their outstanding achievements as Advanced Placement (AP) Scholars during the 2025-26 school year. This outstanding accomplishment is a testament to the dedication and academic excellence of these students and their schools.

The students who earned the distinction of AP Scholar from Sonoraville High School are as follows:

1. Caleb Dye - AP Scholar
2. Kaleb King - AP Scholar with Distinction
3. Jose Manuel Lara-Olmedo - AP Scholar
4. Ashlyn Martinez - AP Scholar
5. Joshua Ortiz - AP Scholar
6. Sadie Sahadeo - AP Scholar with Honor
7. Madelyn Scroggs - AP Scholar with Distinction
8. Miley Silva - AP Scholar with Distinction

AP Scholar achievements are categorized into different levels of recognition:

· AP Scholar: Awarded to students who receive scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP Exams.
· AP Scholar with Honor: Granted to students who achieve an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, with scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams.
· AP Scholar with Distinction: Conferred upon students who maintain an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, with scores of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams.

These exemplary students have not only demonstrated academic prowess but have also exemplified the values of hard work and dedication, which will undoubtedly serve them well in their future endeavors.

We commend these scholars on their outstanding achievements and wishes them continued success in their educational pursuits.
3 days ago, Gordon County Schools
SHS AP Scholars
The College Board has recently honored 13 exceptional students from Gordon Central High School for their outstanding achievements as Advanced Placement (AP) Scholars during the 2025-26 school year. This outstanding accomplishment is a testament to the dedication and academic excellence of these students and their schools.

The current students who earned the distinction of AP Scholar from Gordon Central High School are as follows:

1. Jenna Baker - AP Scholar
2. Azariah Buske - AP Scholar
3. Jace Floyd - AP Scholar
4. Harrison Hughes - AP Scholar with Distinction
5. Heleina Pate - AP Scholar
6. Presley Smith - AP Scholar
7. Claudia Torres - AP Scholar
8. Mia Vicente - AP Scholar

Gordon Central High School’s 2026 graduates who earned AP Scholar distinction are:

1. Elizabeth Brichaux-Barahona - AP Scholar
2. Keira Bryson - AP Scholar with Distinction
3. Seth Kolterman - AP Scholar
4. Randy Vicente - AP Scholar with Honor
5. Savanna Watkins - AP Scholar

AP Scholar achievements are categorized into different levels of recognition:

· AP Scholar: Awarded to students who receive scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP Exams.
· AP Scholar with Honor: Granted to students who achieve an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, with scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams.
· AP Scholar with Distinction: Conferred upon students who maintain an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, with scores of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams.

These exemplary students have not only demonstrated academic prowess but have also exemplified the values of hard work and dedication, which will undoubtedly serve them well in their future endeavors.

We commend these scholars on their outstanding achievements and wishes them continued success in their educational pursuits.
3 days ago, Gordon County Schools
GCHS AP Scholars
Sonoraville High School construction students work hard in Mr. Dooley’s classroom!

Students were sanding and painting classroom tables to make improvements while also preparing for their upcoming mock SkillsUSA competition. These activities give students the chance to practice craftsmanship, problem-solving, attention to detail, and the hands on skills needed to succeed in the construction pathway.

Mr. Dooley is well known throughout Gordon County Schools for teaching and coaching numerous SkillsUSA state champions, and that tradition of excellence continues to set a strong standard for his students. We are excited to see how these Phoenix students continue to grow, compete, and succeed this year!

#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #SonoravilleHigh
6 days ago, Gordon County Schools
Construction students working on projects
Sonoraville Elementary kindergarten students in Mrs. Jamie Mullinax’s class were building important vocabulary and reading skills.

Students worked on using pictures as context clues to help understand unknown words. By looking closely at the illustrations and thinking about what was happening in the text, students practiced strategies that will help them make meaning as they read.

These early literacy skills help students grow in confidence as they learn new vocabulary and become stronger readers.

#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #SonoravilleElementary
6 days ago, Gordon County Schools
Students learning in class
Shoutout to our Gordon County Schools Transportation Department for all they have done to help make the beginning of the school year a success!

From daily routes to the shuttles running to and from the Gordon County College & Career Academy, our drivers and transportation team play an important role in keeping students safe and helping them get where they need to be each day.

A special thank you to drivers Leslie Trumbull and Tim Ferguson for their work with our College & Career Academy shuttles. We appreciate all of our bus drivers and transportation staff for their dedication, patience, and commitment to our students and schools.

#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools
6 days ago, Gordon County Schools
Bus drivers and school bus
We’re incredibly proud of the ongoing commitment to learning and excellence shown by our Gordon County Schools faculty and staff! Let’s celebrate recent achievements in advanced degrees, certifications, and endorsements across our schools.

From earning master's degrees to gaining specialized endorsements and certifications, our educators are continuously growing to better serve our students and community.

Join us in congratulating these individuals for their hard work and dedication! #CelebratingGrowthGCS #GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools
6 days ago, Gordon County Schools
Kirsten Lyles
Belwood Elementary students in Dr. Greeson’s music class explored the story We Will Rock Our Classmates through reflection and creativity.

After reading the story, students drew and shared their own personal talents, giving them the opportunity to celebrate what makes each of them unique!

#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #BelwoodElementary
7 days ago, Gordon County Schools
Students learning in class
Red Bud Elementary 4th grade students in Mrs. Franklin’s class were strengthening their reading and writing skills by learning how to identify a story’s theme.

Students had to explain the story's lesson or message by using context clues to establish the theme. By looking closely at details in the text, students practiced thinking deeply about what they read and supporting their ideas.

#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #RedBudElementary
7 days ago, Gordon County Schools
Students learning in class
We’re incredibly proud of the ongoing commitment to learning and excellence shown by our Gordon County Schools faculty and staff! Let’s celebrate recent achievements in advanced degrees, certifications, and endorsements across our schools.

From earning master's degrees to gaining specialized endorsements and certifications, our educators are continuously growing to better serve our students and community.

Join us in congratulating these individuals for their hard work and dedication! #CelebratingGrowthGCS #GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools
7 days ago, Gordon County Schools
Julie Morgan
Red Bud Middle School students had a fun and fast paced day in the gymnasium playing Bucket Ball.

The game was full of energy, teamwork, and plenty of excitement as students stayed active and enjoyed time with their classmates. It was hectic in the best way, with everyone moving, competing, and having a great time together!

#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #RedBudMiddle
7 days ago, Gordon County Schools
Students playing in the gym
Fairmount Elementary students in Mrs. Davis’ class practiced important reading skills as they read along with her and discussed the setting of a story. These conversations help build strong readers who can think deeply about what they read.

It was a great day of learning and literacy at FES!

#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #FairmountElementary
7 days ago, Gordon County Schools
Students learning in class